She Spark Podcast: Empowering Women | Igniting Change

Today on the She Spark Podcast, we’re talking about raising the bar, challenging expectations, and leading with confidence in spaces not built for women.Our guest is Kayce Peters, owner and operator of Buenos Baños LLC, a woman-owned portable restroom company serving the Prescott Quad Cities. In an industry traditionally dominated by men, Kayce didn’t just step in—she set higher standards for professionalism, service, and integrity.This episode dives into what it takes to build a business in a stereotypically male industry, navigate being underestimated, and stay rooted in your values while growing a company you’re proud of. Kayce’s story is about ownership, leadership, and proving that excellence doesn’t have a gender.Let’s spark the conversation.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1r6Mzig7lVc

What if the business idea you’re overlooking is the one your community actually needs?In this episode of the She Spark Podcast, Breeanya sits down with Tricia Fagelman, co-owner of Scoop & Skedaddle, a Prescott Valley–based pet waste removal service serving both residential and commercial clients.What began as helping a neighbor quickly grew into a trusted, professional operation built on reliability, safety, and genuine love for animals. With background-checked employees, branded vehicles, and a commitment to exceptional customer service, Scoop & Skedaddle has elevated a necessary chore into a seamless, dependable solution for busy homeowners and businesses alike.This conversation explores:• Building a service business from the ground up• Turning kindness into entrepreneurship• The importance of trust when entering clients’ properties• Serving your local community with professionalism and heartIt’s proof that no opportunity is too small when it’s rooted in service.Featuring: https://scoopskedaddle.com/

What does it really mean to love your work—and the life that surrounds it?In this episode of the She Spark Podcast, Breeanya Hinkel sits down with Dayna Ross-Hufford, General Manager of NoCo Productions, for a heartfelt conversation about intentional living, community connection, and professional fulfillment in Prescott.Dayna shares how relocating to Prescott reshaped her values, leadership style, and definition of success. From raising a family in a close-knit town to supporting nonprofit events and expanding creative community spaces, her story highlights how purpose-driven work and a connected life go hand in hand.This episode is for anyone craving more meaning, balance, and alignment—both personally and professionally.